Sentence examples for has the perception from inspiring English sources
Although it is certain at the time the atheist has the perception, it can always be rendered doubtful at another time.
Resource adequacy is in the eye of the beholder, and if a team has the perception of inadequate resources, it may easily be stifled.
Jennifer Olsen, a Trump supporter from Missouri, felt "this country has the perception of a democracy... but federal politics are corrupt".
Perhaps no company in the world has the perception of its brand being tied to one person more than Tesla Inc. (Tesla) and its CEO and now former chairman of the board, Elon Musk.
They said financial woes -- from foreclosures by banks to defaults on loans by sponsors -- that arose when the mid-80's boom deflated had negatively affected co-ops, as has the perception that they are more restrictive than condos.
The risk profile of cyber-espionage has changed: Frequency has risen, as has the perception of severity.Companies have long seen their greatest vulnerabilities in telecommuters and travellers, which brings us back to the problem of pitting security against operating costs.
"Even bureaucrats have the perception of him as Superman".
"Maybe five years from now," Dungy said, "I'll have the perception of being an offensive coach".
